Victims of Crime
The New South Wales Government, via the Victims Support Scheme and Victims Services, offers up to 22 free counselling sessions to victims of violent crime, modern slavery or road crime that occurred in New South Wales.
She Counselling is a registered provider of these free counselling sessions.
With this in mind, if you would like to check your eligibility for these free sessions, more information can be found by calling Victims Services on the Victims Access Line 1800 633 063 or the Aboriginal Contact Line 1800 019 123. Additionally, you can also email Victims Services on vs@dcj.gov.au or visit the Victims Services website.
In the event that you;
- are already connected with Victims Services
- have approval to commence counselling
- can provide your Victims Services Reference Number,
feel free to reach out directly to She Counselling. A tentative initial appointment can be booked as early as the following week, subject to availability and your submission of application information as requested. As soon as final approval is received by She Counselling from Victims Services, which generally takes less than a week, you can commence your therapy journey.
A word on Victims of Crime…
It's ok to not be ok
Take one day at a time if it helps
You deserve to be heard
Support is available
Healing is possible
A word on Victims of Crime…
It's ok to not be ok
Take one day at a time if it helps
You deserve to be heard
Support is available
Healing is possible
The New South Wales Government, via the Victims Support Scheme and Victims Services, offers up to 22 free counselling sessions to victims of violent crime, modern slavery or road crime that occurred in New South Wales.
She Counselling is a registered provider of these free counselling sessions.
With this in mind, if you would like to check your eligibility for these free sessions, more information can be found by calling Victims Services on the Victims Access Line 1800 633 063 or the Aboriginal Contact Line 1800 019 123. Additionally, you can also email Victims Services on vs@dcj.gov.au or visit the Victims Services website.
In the event that you;
- are already connected with Victims Services
- have approval to commence counselling
- and can provide your Victims Services Reference Number,
feel free to reach out directly to She Counselling. A tentative initial appointment can be booked as early as the following week, subject to availability and your submission of application information as requested. As soon as final approval is received by She Counselling from Victims Services, which generally takes less than a week, you can commence your therapy journey.
What we do
Create a warm, welcoming environment which aims to help you feel safe and relaxed
Allow you to share as much, or as little, of your experience as you are comfortable with
Provide trauma education with respect to mind and body
Allow you to process your story in your own way, and at your own pace
Provide tools, resources and strategies to help manage any emotional or psychological distress
Listen empathetically so you feel heard, supported and empowered on your recovery journey
Provide background support as you navigate any ongoing court proceedings
Make referrals and connect you with other appropriate service providers where necessary
Explore ways to increase resilience in order to build hope and optimism
Help you move through, and beyond, trauma so you can rebuild your life
